Vox Aeris is currently under development and patent pending (GBIPO 2309542.5). If you are interested in collaborating please reach out.

We breathe about 22,000 times a day. Yet we rarely know what is in the air we breathe.

Indoor air pollution levels can be up to 5 times higher than outdoor levels. However, pollution control is a very low priority item for the majority of urban citizens due to the invisible and long term complex effects of pollutants leading to temporal discounting. Current solutions also make the subject of air purification unapproachable with their medical device nature and single purpose. The most frequently used types of purifiers are HEPA filters which are completely unrecyclable and costly.

Vox Aeris brings air purification home by using a low-cost novel purification technology never utilized in home grade devices before to eventually overcome the temporal discounting barrier. It is a particle agglomerator using sound and air movement in the form of a speaker. The pre-treated particulate matter is later filtered using a low-cost non-woven fabric which has been enhanced through laser engraving, inspired by the micromorphology of plant leafs. Together with the filter and the pre-treatment technology, Vox Aeris creates a new category of its own, blending purifiers and speakers.

Vox Aeris uses engraved and enhanced non-vowen fabric filters that I developed concurrently, inspired by the micromorphology of plant leafs which are capable of capturing particulate matter.